Dear Fellow Narratologists,
After a longer pause, we are sending you a new issue of the Newsletter to inform you about various activities of the European Narratology Network. Please find the full Newsletter here and as PDF-attachment to this message.
First, we owe you an explanation for why the Newsletter is published only now – at the beginning of 2019. The main reason has to do with a pending issue that the Steering Committee of the ENN had to decide on prior to sending out a new Newsletter.
In the course of 2018, we were informed that for various reasons it was no longer feasible to hold the next ENN conference in Moscow, as announced at the end of ENN5. Unfortunately, we did not manage to find an alternative solution to the situation by the end of 2018. Our negotiations thus resulted in the decision that no annual ENN conference will be held in 2019. So the next conference will be held, with a year’s delay, only in 2020, either in Moscow or in Tartu or in Brno. The definitive name of the organizer and the conference date will be published in the next Newsletter and on the website http://narratology.net.
To address the situation, we propose three fundamental changes concerning the organization of future ENN conferences (see section I of this Newsletter). We believe that the steps proposed will facilitate the resolution of this unexpected and difficult situation and will also make the task for future organizers (at least to some degree) easier. We invite other members to step forward and signal their willingness to host one of the future biannual ENN conferences.
Although the delay is an unpleasant situation for the ENN, we believe that we will overcome it and find an optimal solution soon. We also believe that this will not have any impact on our activities and on the cooperation that forms the very core of our ENN community.
In this Newsletter, you will find news about past as well as future events, which is the best proof that the ENN is alive and has been growing. This also applies to the Steering Committee, which has been extended with 3 co-opted ENN members. The current composition of the ENN Steering Committee is as follows:
The ENN Steering Committee:
Ondřej Sládek (Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague), ennoffice01@gmail.com, sladek@ucl.cas.cz
Valerij Tjupa (Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow), v.tiupa@gmail.com
Peter Hühn (Hamburg University), huehn@uni-hamburg.de
Co-opted Members of the ENN Steering Committee:
Marina Grishakova (University of Tartu), marina.grisakova@ut.ee
Henrik Skov Nielsen, (University of Aarhus), norhn@cc.au.dk
Roy Sommer (University of Wuppertal), rsommer@uni-wuppertal.de
Best wishes and we look forward to meeting again soon!
The ENN Steering Committee
Ondřej Sládek, Peter Hühn, Valerij Tjupa
Newest publications
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Pier, John et al. Jan Mukarovsky. Ecrits 1928-1946. 1 Vol. Paris: Editions des Archives Contemporaines, 2018. Web.
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Iversen, Stefan, Karin Kukkonen, and Gunther Martens. “Introduction: Enn5 Special Issue Of Frontiers Of Narrative Studies”. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s1 - s4. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Hansen, Per Krogh. “Illness And Heroics: On Counter-Narrative And Counter‑Metaphor In The Discourse On Cancer”. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s213 - s228. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Horstmann, Jan. “Narrative Representation And Fictionality In Performative Media”. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s5 - s23. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Bellardi, Marco. “The Cinematic Mode In Fiction”. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s24 - s47. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Basaraba, Nicole. “A Communication Model For Non-Fiction Interactive Digital Narratives: A Study Of Cultural Heritage Websites”. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s48 - s75. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Speidel, Klaus. “What Narrative Is”. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s76 - s104. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Janssens, Nele. “Lyrical Prose And The Ritualistic: Lyricality As An Interpretative Lens For Analysing C. C. Krijgelmans’S Short Story “Homunculi””. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s105 - s125. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Baryshnikova, Daria. “Brion Gysin, Cut-Ups, And Contemporary Painting: Narrating Experience”. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s126 - s145. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Mrugalski, Michał. “From Representation To Enactment: Temporal Perspectives On Literary Objects In East And Central European Structuralism And Ingarden’S Phenomenology”. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s146 - s171. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Caracciolo, Marco. “Notes For An Econarratological Theory Of Character”. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s172 - s189. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Puxan-Oliva, Marta. “On The Politics Of Discordant, Estranging And Bonding Reliability: Contextualist Narratology At Work”. Frontiers of Narrative Studies 4.s1 (2018): s190 - s212. Web. Frontiers Of Narrative Studies.
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Depretto, C., J. Pier, and Ph. Rouissin. “Le Formalisme Russe Cent Ans Après - Communications N° 103”. 2018: n. pag. Print.
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Walsh, Richard, and Susan Stepney. Narrating Complexity. Springer International Publishing, 2018. Print.
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Grishakova, Marina, and Maria Poulaki. Narrative Complexity. Cognition, Embodiment, Evolution. Lincoln (Nebr.): University of Nebraska Press, 2019. Web.
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Littschwager, Simin Nina. Making Sense Of Mind-Game Films: Narrative Complexity, Embodiment And The Senses. London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2019. Print.
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Sanford, Anthony J, and Catherine Emmott. Mind, Brain And Narrative. Cambridge University Press, 2012. Print.
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Candel, Daniel. “A Report On The Reports Of The Stanford Literary Lab: A Reason Why The Digital Humanities May Find It Difficult To Change Literary History”. Semiotica 2018 (2018): 111–134. Web. Semiotica.
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Köppe, Tilmann, and Rüdiger Singer. Show, Don't Tell: Konzepte Und Strategien Anschaulichen Erzählens. Aisthesis Verlag, 2018. Print.
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Nayebpour, Karam. Fictional Minds And Interpersonal Relationships In George Eliots The Mill On The Floss. 1 editionst ed. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2018. Print.
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Koschorke, Albrecht. Fact And Fiction, Elements Of A General Theory Of Narrative. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2018. Web.
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Wagner, Martin. The Narratology Of Observation, Studies In A Technique Of European Literary Realism. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2018. Web.
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Horstmann, Jan. Theaternarratologie, Ein Erzähltheoretisches Analyseverfahren Für Theaterinszenierungen. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2018. Web.
